Sentence examples for quell demand from inspiring English sources

Rumours of his frailty and the very short periods of time for which he could perform for a time, even of the possible use of lookalikes on stage, did nothing to quell demand for tickets though, and 800,000 sold out in five hours.

Slowing user growth, rising burn and a dependence on Google and Amazon for its services appear to be not enough of an issue to quell demand for the first tech IPO of the year — and one of the largest in recent memory.

The theme centre capacity described the features of dialysis centre practice that quell demand for home haemodialysis.

Efforts by federal and state governments to procure sufficient supplies of NIs to treat every patient likely to become ill during the next pandemic may quell demand in personal stockpiles.

Do I think they will quell demands for a coroner's inquest?

Realizing that their much-vaunted mandate to rule had been nullified by the massacre, the party focused on economic growth to quell demands for political change.

MADRID, Jan . 7- A Spanish Army general was put under house arrest on Saturday after he suggested that military intervention might be necessary to quell demands for greater autonomy from the northeastern region of Catalonia, the Defense Ministry said.

At the time, India's rulers had no inkling that they would be forced to leave India only 36 years later, exhausted by the second world war and unable to quell demands for independence.

The third man to be arrested, Nasser bin Ghaith, a lecturer in international economic law at the Sorbonne campus in Abu Dhabi, had recently written an article saying that economic handouts would not quell demands for political reform in the Gulf.Mr Ghaith's arrest should worry other Western universities that have set up shop in the Gulf.

But the firm, which floated on the stock market last year, said the booming business of the first half of 2014 would weaken as tougher rules on mortgage lending and the prospect of rising interest rates quelled demand.

Home appliances linked to the Internet can quell increased demand on electrical utilities.